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Motorola sues Apple wants to block iPhone and iPad |
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| Sunday, 19 August 2012 00:01 | |||
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Already commented 8 days ago saying that sooner or later Google would enter the game Samsung vs Apple using Motorola's patents, the only reason your purchase. Now it has, directly from Motorola for infringing seven patents. Motorola has filed a complaint with the ITC against Apple iOS patents that would infringe, whose ultimate goal would be to block sales of the iPhone and the iPad. The patents have to do with Siri, location reminders, notifications of e-mail and video players. The important part is that Motorola has no obligation to license these patents to anyone, but, according to a spokesman, would be willing to license them, to which Apple does not it funny, so they were forced to sue. It seems that finally found Google's lawyers where Apple enter fight without saying "we help Samsung", which would not be the best plan for the Mountain View. Some day we will not see the advantage in business is trying to win in the courts instead of the stores? For now, in this novel, not in some time.
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